From 23 notices to the 6 worth your time
These are the real numbers behind the issue of 13 November 2026.
We search TED, the EU's tender journal, by security keywords and procurement codes such as 48730000 (security software).
Thirteen had no submission deadline. Most of those are results of tenders that have already finished, so they are dropped.
Each open notice gets an English summary. Security work leads the email, sorted by deadline. General IT projects go in a short list at the end.
The issue of 13 November 2026
Tap a notice to read it. Dates are submission deadlines, and every notice links to the official text.
- Poland, closes 26 Nov: digital services for the Pszczyna municipal utility
- Slovakia, closes 30 Nov, about 25.3 million EUR: ICT modernisation at the national science information centre
- Romania, closes 11 Dec, about 3.6 million RON: integrated information system for a commune
- Germany, closes 14 Dec, about 19.9 million EUR: network and IT components for a hospital group
Questions
Short answers. Write to us if yours is missing.
Where do the notices come from?
From TED (Tenders Electronic Daily), the official EU journal for public procurement. Buyers across the EU and the EEA must publish larger tenders there.
Who is it for?
Small and mid-sized security consultancies, testers, managed security providers and resellers that do not have a bid team watching tender portals.
What does it cost?
It is free while we launch. A paid plan will follow, and launch subscribers will be told before anything changes.
Can I trust the summaries?
They are written automatically and can contain mistakes. Use them to decide what to open, then read the official notice before you decide to bid.
Could a tender be missing?
Yes. We search by keywords and procurement codes, so a notice that uses neither can slip through. Tell us when you spot one and we will widen the search.
About CyberCounsel EU
A small independent service with one job: making sure security companies see public tenders in time.
How it is made
Software searches the EU tender journal every working day. An AI model writes the English summaries. Every item links to the official notice so you can check it yourself.
What we are not
We are not a law firm or a bid consultancy. We do not write bids, give legal advice or take a share of any contract you win.
How to reach us
Write to hello@cybercounseleu.com. Tell us about a tender we missed or a summary that was wrong and we will fix the search.